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υπό θάλασσαν....

under the sea (sing.acc.)

ηδεία αγγα ου καλή....

sweet /pleasant, but not beautiful /noble

επί γαιαῃ......

on the earth...dat. sing.

ψυχαι καλάι....

beautiful /noble souls. Nom. Pl.

αληθειν αρετή ψύξης

αληθειν(nom) αρετή ψύξης (gen) .... truth [is] a virtue of the soul.

γαίῃ μεν, ου δε' θαλασσῃ


γαίῃ(dat) μεν, ου δε' θαλασσῃ(dat)


by land, indeed, but not by sea.

ειρήνη ηδεία ψυχῃ

κι peace (nom) [is] sweet to the soul (dative)

δόξα υεν, ού δε' ειρήνη

[there is] glory, indeed but not peace

ειρήνη συν δικῃ

peace with justice

υπό γαιης


from under the earth. (gen)

εἰρηνη συν δικεῃ αιει αναγκη.

Peace with justice is always a necessity.

αναγκ

by necessity.

ηδεία φωνή θαλασσης

Sweet is the voice of the sea.

αρχαι αρετης ου αιει ηδείαι

The beginning of virtue are not always sweet.

επί γαιαῃ ,και επι θαλασσ

On land and sea ...

Καλή δοξα

Noble glory

δόξα ηδεία

Glory is sweεt ....

ου Καλή ούτε ηδεια

not beautiful and not pleasant....

από θαλασσης επί γαιαν

from the sea (gen.) to the land


(acc. 1st Declension in "a") ...

αληθειη και δίκη αρεται ψυκης

Truth and justice are virtues of the soul ....

βιη μεν δε' ού δικη

Force, indeed, but not justice....

υπο Καλαων ψυκαων

by noble souls.... (gen. Pl.)

αληθειης

of truth ...

δίκη Πέτρε ειρηνης

Justice is the rock of peace...

ειρηνε συν δικεῃ αιει αναγκη.

Peace with justice is always a necessity.

αναγκ

by necessity.

ηδεία φωνή θαλασσης


Sweet is the voice of the sea.

αρχαι αρετης ου αιει ηδείαι

The beginning of virtue are not always sweet.

ἀναγκη ἡδεια.


Necessity is sweet....

ἀρετη ἀρχη δοξης


Virtue is the beginning of glory.

ἐπι πετραων ἐν θαλασσ

upon the rocks in the sea


ἐπι πετραων / πετρῃσι ἐν θαλασσῃ (NB. Both genitive and dative cases can be used with ἐπι to mean "upon".)


ἐπι πετρῃσι ἐν θαλασσ

upon the rocks in the sea


ἐπι πετραων / πετρῃσι ἐν θαλασσῃ (NB. Both genitive and dative cases can be used with ἐπι to mean "upon".)

ψυχαι οὐτε αἰει καλαι

Souls are not always noble.


φωνῃ ἡδειῃ

with a pleasant voiceφωνῃ ἡδειῃ. ( dative singular)


δικη ψυχη εἰρηνης.

Justice is the soul of peace.


(gen.)

εξ αγαθης αρχης....


out of a good beginning (gen)

φωνῃ καλῃ


with a beautiful voice (dat)


αρεται δη' αναγκῃ ψυκαων


Clearly / indeed, virtues are a necessity of souls.

γαια αγαθή


The good earth

αρεται δη αναγκῃ


Virtues, indeed, by necessity (dative)

εξ αληθειης αρχή δόξης


out of truth (gen.) is the begining of glory (gen.)


εv αρχῃ


in the beginning (dat.)

νυν δε ανάγκη ειρηνης


but now is the necessity of peace

δίκη αιει αγαθή


justice is always good

ουτως αγαθῃδι ψυχῃσι αιει ειρηνη


Thus for good souls there is always peace.

ήσαν πετραι εν θαλασσῃ


. There were rocks in the sea.(accusative)

κατά αληθειν

According to the truth(κατά with accusative= according to)

ου πότε ηεν προς πετρο

He was never on the rock.( ηεν....3rd person imperfect)

αιψνα εις καλήν γαιαν

quickly to the beautiful land (accusative)

ην ανάγκη αληθειης

There was a need of truth.ην. 3rd person singular imperfect


δίκη εστιν ανάγκη Αγάθης ειρήνης


Justice is a necessity of a good peace.(gen.)


επί γαρ γαιῃ νυν ειμεν

For we are now on land


νυν..now. γαρ...never first

ειρήνη μεν εην ου δε' δίκη

There was peace indeed, but not justice.(εην..3rd person imperfect)


προς θάλασσαν

to / towards the seaπ ρος with acc. to toward


αληθειη εστιν αιει καλή

Truth is always beautiful / noble.

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